Summary

  • Watch live - six British medal chances on final day of World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, Japan (UK only, all times BST)

  • Great Britain's Georgia Hunter Bell takes silver and Keely Hodgkinson bronze as Kenya's Lilian Odira wins women's 800m

  • British team end championships with five medals after fourth in women's 4x100 relay final; men sixth in 4x400m

  • GB, set a target of top eight, finish 21st in medal table with no gold for first time since 2003

  • USA's Cole Hocker, disqualified in 1500m heats, claims men's 5000m gold, Britain's George Mills finishes down the field

  • GB captain Morgan Lake misses out on women's high jump medal

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Live Reporting

Emma Smith, Elizabeth Botcherby, Melissa Edwards and Werrda Ali

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    Nick and Martin (re 11.47 BST) laying into Keely as if she's invincible and thought she was entitled to a win. She's had serious injuries and there were doubts she could ever be there. She's young and has plenty of time - can we lay off the verbal beatings for a bit?

    Sammy

  2. Men's 5000m final

    Paula Radcliffe
    Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

    That's redemption for Hocker.

  3. Women's high jump final

    GB's Morgan Lake has failed at her second effort at 1.97m.

    She needs to clear her next attempt to stay in medal contention.

  4. Gold medal - Cole Hocker (USA)

    Men's 5000m final

    Redemption for Cole Hocker! The American was disqualified ahead of the 1500m final for jostling but he's got his gold medal in the 5000m!

    From the middle of the bunch, he opened up his sprint with about 200m to go and screamed past Isaac Kimeli to win in 12:58.30.

    Belgium's Kimeli ran a season's best of 12:58.78 for the silver medal, with France's Jimmy Gressier third.

    Defending champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen comes in 10th while Great Britain's George Mills is 16th.

    Hocker comes back with vengeance to take gold

  5. Men's 5000m final

    Ding ding - it's the final lap!

    Biniam Mehary leads the race ahead of Isaac Kimeli and Birhanu Balew.

  6. Men's 5000m final

    Paula Radcliffe
    Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

    I'm still at a loss as to why George Mills is struggling at this pace.

    I know he's studied a lot of races so one of those scenarios was going to be this [fast pace]. I know it's rare that it would be this pace in a final but he still should be going for it.

    George MillsGetty Images

  7. Men's 5000m final

    Jakob Ingebrigtsen leads the race into the final 1000m. The defending champion has come out of nowhere!

    Hagos Gebrhiwet and Nico Young sit second and third.

  8. Men's 5000m final

    Ethiopia's Hagos Gebrhiwet hit the front around 2200m, ahead of American duo Grant Fisher and Nico Young.

    Those three and Biniam Mehary are leading the group into the final 2000m.

    But with the pace winding up, George Mills has been distanced at the back of the race. Jakob Ingebrigtsen is also off the pace.

  9. Women's high jump final

    Morgan Lake has failed at her first effort at 1.97m. The GB captain has two more attempts at that height.

    Reigning Olympic and world champion and world record holder Yarislava Mahuchikh, and Nicola Olyslagers, the two-time world indoor champion and double Olympic silver medallist, have both gone clear.

  10. Men's 5000m final

    Paula Radcliffe
    Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

    There are men in this field that are starting to look tired at this pace which is early but the conditions from the 1500m zapped it from the men. It's better now but they still have that to recover from.

  11. Men's 5000m final

    American pair Nico Young and Grant Fisher continue to lead the way with 3000m to go.

    George Mills remains at the back of the strung out bunch, with defending champion Jakob Ingebrigtsen just ahead of him.

  12. Men's 5000m final

    Paula Radcliffe
    Former women's marathon world record holder on BBC TV

    I get nervous seeing George as far back as he is.

  13. Men's 5000m final

    1000m down and it's still the Americans who are well represented at the front of the group.

    Grant Fisher and Nico Young did pull away but Ethiopia's Hagos Gebrhiwet turned up the pace to reel them back in.

    George Mills is still at the back.

  14. Men's 5000m final

    And we're off in the men's 5000m final, with American pair Cole Hocker and Grant Fisher darting to the front.

    Great Britain's George Mills has settled at the back of the bunch.

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    Keely beaten by a young Kenyan mum, who’d have thought. Had her wings clipped by Hunter Bell too

    Nick

    The questions on Keely are back on until Beijing 2027 and then Los Angeles. The talk was the world record, now she has to get back on form over the next two years.

    Martin

  16. 'We need more medals for the team'

    Men's 5000m final

    Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill
    Three-time world heptathlon champion on BBC TV

    George Mills has a great opportunity here, he's been running well and putting the work in. He says about the mundane work he puts in time and time again and it would be great to see him continue that trajectory in this final.

    That's what we want and we need more medals for the team.

  17. Men's 5,000m final

    Cole Hocker running in the men's 5,000m heatsGetty Images

    Olympic 1500m champion Cole Hocker is seeking to recover from disappointment earlier in the championships.

    The American was disqualified from his medal-winning event for jostling with opponents in the home straight.

    Jakob Ingebrigtsen of Norway, the defending double world champion, is in the field having recovered from injury, but was last of the qualifiers in his Friday heat.

    Hagos Gebrhiwet of Ethiopia, a two-time world medallist, is also on the start line.

  18. British record holder Mills targets worlds medal

    Men's 5,000m final

    Great Britain's George Mills is on the hunt for a medal in the men's 5,000m, having recovered from a fractured wrist suffered in June.

    Mills has come a long way in the last year since his showing at the 2024 Olympics, most memorable for a heated on-track exchange with a rival following a collision in the heats.

    Since then, the son of former England international footballer Danny Mills has broken the British record in the 5,000m, taking four and a half seconds off Sir Mo Farah's time which had stood for 14 years.

    He qualified for today's final by finishing fourth in his heat on Friday.

    GB's Mills advances to 5,000m final

  19. Women's 800m final

    Jenny Meadows
    Former 800m World Championship medallist on BBC TV

    We got the two medals and they would have ran through 400m and 600m faster than they'd ever ran.

    Georgia to run a lifetime best in a final - absolutely incredible and validation.

    Keely will be disappointed with a bronze but when you look at the time she ran and keeping calm to deliver it. A brilliant bronze medal in the way the race was set up.

  20. Which Brits are still to compete for medals?

    All times BST

    We will have more reaction to that women's 800m final throughout the day. But there are plenty of other British medal chances coming up.

    Here's when you need to be in front of the TV/reading the live text:

    Ongoing - Women's high jump - Morgan Lake

    11:47 - Men's 5,000m - George Mills

    12:20 - Men's 4x400m relay - GB team

    13:06 - Women's 4x100m relay - GB team